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New York, January 14, 2019 – Cloud-based technology continues to revolutionize the real estate appraisal and valuation industry as FUEL Enterprises, the next-generation asset valuation and forecasting platform, announced its integration partnership with Valcre, commercial real estate’s most innovative appraisal technology platform.
Valcre will integrate with the innovative cash-flow modeli...
Wireless carrier T-Mobile, along with Intel and Ericsson, recently completed the world’s first 5G data and video call on 600 MHz on a live commercial network. The teams created a 5G signal that was capable of covering more than a thousand square miles from a single tower during the tests in Las Vegas,
The retail market successfully emerged into 2019 with a bright future ahead, but that doesn’t mean the industry as a whole isn’t looking to minimize costs moving forward. Particularly in terms of IT. “Everybody wants to innovate, but as inexpensively as possible,” said Sucharita Kodali, vice president and principal analyst at
Airbnb has acquired Gaest.com, an online marketplace for renting out meeting spaces for just hours at a time, the company announcedFriday.
Gaest was founded in Denmark in 2015 by CEO Anders Mogensen. It's used by guests to book spaces for meetings, team building events and "even photoshoots," according to the press release....
AirWorks Solutions, a property tech mapping and surveying startup, just raised $2.3 million in seed funding.
Boston-based Innospark Ventures led the funding round, and the company’s managing director, Venkat Srinivasan, will join AirWorks’ board of directors, representatives for AirWorks announced on Friday.
In startup circles, it’s trendy to talk about how entrepreneurs are leaving high-tax, high cost-of-living metros for cheaper locales. While Silicon Valley remains ground central for hobnobbing with investors, the common wisdom goes, early-stage funding stretches much further elsewhere.
As memes go, it makes sense. But does the data bear this out? Is Texas turning i...
No one will be entirely safe from automation in the future, but according to a new study out of the Brookings Institute, around 25 percent of U.S. jobs are at “high risk.” It’s a stark bit of foreshadowing in a job market that has yet t...
Amazon.com Inc. will use robots to deliver packages in the suburbs north of Seattle, its latest experiment to automate the last-mile of delivery that’s a labor-intensive and costly component of buying products online.
The e-commerce giant on Wednesday
